The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-07-22

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ISOLATION Yesterday.
personal.
Omar Borton started this week for a
trip west.
Rev. p. Corson, of Sharptown, has been
recreating at Ocean City.
Rev. J. G. Crate, of Elmer, is suffering
from another attack Of paralysis.
Miss EstolIa While is away ON a visit to
Miss Mamie 5. Stretch, at Bridgeton.
Mrs. II. A. Lippincott, Miss Mollio Alb
bott and Mrs. Jess are at Atlantic City.
D. Somers RislY. Esq, of Camden, was
in Woodstown on Monday for a short time.
Harry, son of Wilbert Hickman, is now
assisting his father in the poultry business.
Miss Lizzie Lawson, Of Salem. is tile
guest Of Miss Emma Lawson, Of our town.
Constable /. b. Coles, on Tuesday went
to Ohio to visit q sister who is dangerously
i'll
il. j. Richman and wife, Of Sharptown,
returned yesterday from a trip to Ocean
City.
John Borden, Jr., of Philadelphia, is
spending his vacation at the residence of
his parents here.
Edw. w. Lippincott, of Philadelphia,
came down yesterday for a weeks stay
with relatives here.
George w. Petit, q prominent Philadel-
phia artist, formerly of Salem, has a cot
tage at Cape May Point.
Na4bau Theme ,-ae 4ol,o, I'll -l;lo ~
ting in Friends Meeting last Sunday and
was assisted to his home.
Charles Bishop, son ofJohn Bishop, was
overcome by the heat on Saturday and had
to be taken home in a carriage.
Dir. d. p. Pancoast and wife, of Cam
den, are occupying their cottage at Mullica
Hill during the summer months.
Isaiah G. Shinn has rented a cottage at
Pitman Grove, for the use of his family
during the camp meeting season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. s. Broadway went On
a visit to Chester. Pa, on Saturday morn
ing, returning on Monday evening.
George Gallock and Charles Hughes, of
Jacksonville, have started for Colorado,
where they will engage in farming.
Mrs. James p. Cappcr, who is suffering
with an affection of the lungs, is at The
home of her parents, in Woodbury..
William Cobb, formerly assistant post
master, but now with Searle, Yanncman
& Co., Of Philadelphia, spent last Sunday
here.
Frank b. Morrison, of the MONITOR
force, will spend next week camping on
the shores of the Delaware with a party OF
friends.
The Misses Naylor, of Pennsgrove, and
Miss Gcrtie Jenkins, of Salem, were in
town on Saturday gathering our famous
water lilies.
E. G. Peterson is officiating as watch
man at the First National Bank during
the absence of A. w. Hillman, who is Wis
ting in Cape May county.
Congressman Hires and John Y. Craven,
of Salem, and Judge Moore, of Clayton,
were among the glass manufacturers at the
New Columbia, Cape May, last week.
&C. Green, the millionaire medicine man
of Woodbury., has purchased a thirty acre
orange and lemon grove in California, and
proposes to erect thereon 4 summer resi-.
dence.
Mrs. Lizzie Allen, wife of Rev. WA.
Allen, of Pennsville NJ. u. Church, sailed
from New York last week on the steamer
egypt" for a visit to her old home in
England.
A. W. Phillips, and Samuel C. Carton,
the latter with Bnehler, Bonbright q Co.,
Philadelphia, were in town a few days
this week, the guests of John II. Peterson,
Mr.. Cartons uncle.
Charles +. Pancoast and wife, of our
Borough, are spending the hot days at the
Chester County House, Atlantic City.
They are accompanied by Mrs. Charles
Homer, of Harrisonville.
Rev. j. r. Price, the venerable preacher
of Quinton, so long and w%ell-known
throughout Salem county, is a father to
Rev. J. L. Price, of Scranton, Pa, who
has recently passed examinations in the
Syracuse University and bsen honored
with the degree Of Doctor ofPhilosophy.
George s. Turner, of ~Battentown, was
surprised on the occasion of his fiftieth
birthday last week by a crowd of friends
from Woodstown, Auburn, Pennsvillc,
Ha~rrisonville and surrounding neighbor-
hood. Music, games and other amuse-
ments were INDUCED in and very pleasant
time was enjoyed by all.
John M. Moore and family, of Clayton,
arrived at Antwerp on the 6th inst. after
a very pleasant voyage. They expect to
spend some time in Belgium, Holland and
Germany, and will go to Switzerland in
August, and return by Paris and London
in September, sailing from Liverpool early
in October for New York.